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To: w molloy who wrote (71760)	5/11/2000 3:45:00 PM
From: DWB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

>> No - more like Bluetooth. << How do you figure? Bluetooth incorporation in a PS2 device for a wireless internet connection would mean you'd have to have some secondary device actually plugged into a phone outlet receiving the signals, or a set-top box capable of receiving them, or something of that nature. If you ever left your house with the PS2, you'd either have to take that other box with you, or lose the capability. I envisioned what they were saying is the PS2 could wirelessly connect to the internet, without any secondary devices, but maybe an HDR plug-in. The incredible bonus of that would be, being able to take your PS2 to your friend's house, or on a vacation, or wherever your HDR coverage is found and still do the same thing. JMHO DWB